Travelling to ERBIL in Kurdistan, IRAQ as a Solo Female 

North iraq

@@noone-zj9fk Kurdistan is not part of Iraq Iran turkey Syria ✌️✌️

long live shit not a country😂

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Long live Kurdistan ❤☀️💚

I am glad I could show you at least a small part of the Middle East

Wastern cities are overrated

Cause its kurdistan we are kurdish sons of sun ❤

E Erbil country kiwe a vdia haii

هيا حبيبة 😘🌹♥️ رفلاي

Thanks, I did 😊

@@mansoureh glad to hear it! ❤️

Next time come in india 🇮🇳 welcome 🙏

Thanks! 😃

I’m go for Kurdistan 0:04

Balle rasta dast xosh bet. God bless Kurdistan the 👍 great. Bzhi kurd

Balle rasta dast xosh bet. God bless Kurdistan the 👍 great. Bzhi kurd

Balle rasta dast xosh bet. God bless Kurdistan the 👍 great. Bzhi kurd

Balle rasta dast xosh bet. God bless Kurdistan the 👍 great. Bzhi kurd

Significant transformations have taken place since 1991, the year when Kurds achieved semi-autonomy and established their own president, parliament, military forces, postal service, and borders. The only remaining aspect preventing us from attaining nationhood is global recognition; aside from that, we possess all the necessary attributes of a self-sustaining nation. Presently, the region of Kurdistan that is intertwined with Iraq has experienced remarkable progress in terms of development, safety, and freedom. Regrettably, the remaining parts of Iraq are still recuperating from the 2003 invasion and grappling with environmental obstacles, like droughts, particularly in southern Iraq.

@@romanhama5377 Has the progress been documented? Year wise from 1991. When airport came into existence? High rise buildings? Schools?

Now it’s September 9th 2024.

Glad to hear that 😀

Girl it's south kurdistan which is mean it's in iraq but not own by iraq the people military government flag food culture is different i appreciated if you don't call kurdistan iraq because we are by forcing is a part of iraq if not we don't want

@@sulijinkpoptube2126 Why do you make Iraq a country with an Arab component only!

​@@sulijinkpoptube2126this country is good or bad?

@@669q what are you mean ?!

Thanks 😊

Thanks, I keep promise, every Saturday o e video 😊

@@mansoureh so many thanks,

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Thanks and yes, Nowruz is celebrated by many people in many countries including Kurdistan, Iran, Azerbaijan, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and many others 😀 so it is more than a Persian new year

@@mansoureh becuse the all country were ruled by iranian (kurd persian afgan tajik ....)

@@mansoureh yes, it is celebrated all countries of Indian subcontinent as well , Naw itself is from sanskrit language that means new , after arabic invasion who denied to be converted moved to the east to save the life and took their language and culture all the way to south east Asia, anyway Iran itself is land of Aryan , kurdish also indo-european language , sadly people are using sword instead of word in the name of religion since few hundreds years while this civilization are thousands years old at that time there was not rule any religion

@@Binodji Hello in the neolithic age The neurotic people of that era had fire, and when lightning struck a tree, that fire would never go out because that was before they found fire. they believed that he had sent the god Ahura Mazda to the fire. And this fire meets all their needs and sometimes they worry about the fire or what they will do if this fire goes out. These neolithic people find fire, this fire both extinguishes and they light it by themselves. so they dance and jump over it, rejoicing that we have found the new fire. and these neolithic people wanted to give a name to the fire they had found. If "new" is new, the name "Roz" is the same color as the color of the first sun in the morning and the color of the sun at sunset in the evening. They named it Nowruz In other words, the word Newroz has no equivalent in Persian, Turkish or Arabic. The history of the Kurds is told very differently on Newroz Newroz is the holiday of the Kurds, the neighboring countries of the Kurds celebrate Newroz, not theirs. They call it the umbilical cord, the name of the umbilical cord that is cut while a woman is giving birth is "New". The word "Ro" means sun in Kurdish. ("New-Ro-z I hope I explained well)

​@@khalidraed9129correction - most of them were ruled by afgani King

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Thanks 😊

Come to Erbil it will be fun

Assyria 🤡

Long live Kurdistan ❤☀️💚

Long live Kurdistan ❤☀️💚

Long live Kurdistan ❤☀️💚

Long live Kurdistan ❤☀️💚

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Long live Kurdistan ❤☀️💚

Long live Kurdistan ❤☀️💚

Long live Kurdistan ❤☀️💚

Long live Kurdistan ❤☀️💚

Long live Kurdistan ❤☀️💚

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Nhhh bro it's Kurdistan iraq is not save that's why everyone come to kurdistan region. And iraq didn't raised theyself it's iran who raised iraq now ndon't worry about that

Thanks

Long live Kurdistan ❤☀️💚

Long live Kurdistan ❤☀️💚

Long live Kurdistan ❤☀️💚

Long live Kurdistan ❤☀️💚

Long live Kurdistan ❤☀️💚

Why do Iraqi Arabs just need to put the Iraqi beside Kurdistan ? Why just not Kurdistan ?

​​@@EzKurdim1*because some of them are evil*

I am not sire about a bathtub, but you will have a nice bathroom with hot water and shower. People in Erbil live comfortably, they have nice cars, nice home

I did my best, but if you know kurdish, feel free to make a better video

@@mansoureh my mum is Kurdish and dad Italian! Thankfully grew up with four languages, so a little easier to sound a bit more respectable 🤣

Hi

Ab yah abraham kon hai?

@@IrfanKhan-dt7ck Father of Jewish and Followers of Yahweh

You are welcome anytime but i recommend you visit in March or April or in November the temperature is good and of course there are a lot of people can speak English but I'm not sure about Spanish, if you wanted someone to show you around there are a lot.

it really depends on the person. most speak English yeah but the spanish one maybe some do (like the self-taught ones) but not much

Thanks again for your help 😃

@@gabyinfantelopez2554 you're welcome :) I myself I'm trying to learn Spanish! I have a Hispanic friend and thought it would be cool to learn some but I'm too lazy lol, I know a few words and phrases but that's it. Sigo aprendiendo 😅

This is Tajikistan flag 🤣

I guess yes, I have seen many travellers do.

🤣🤣🤣🤣turk🤣🤣🤣🤣

There isn't and there never was called something like "Turkmeneli". And ottomans (Turks) themselves called the region Kurdistan. Liar turk

طردنا جميع آتراك في كوردستان لايوجد آتراك مغول في كوردستان